How far is Regina from Souris?

It is approximately 3,350 km by road.

Are there direct flights?

No, all flights from PEI to Regina require at least one connection.

What is the best time to drive?

Summer months offer the safest road conditions.

Is the Trans-Canada Highway safe?

Yes, it is a well-maintained national highway.

You could take a train from Montreal to Winnipeg, then drive to Regina.

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Flight Driving

Souris to Regina

Updated: 01 Jun 2026

The journey from Souris to Regina covers over 3,300 km. You will start by driving to Charlottetown Airport for a flight to Regina International Airport (YQR), usually connecting in Toronto. Alternatively, driving the entire distance requires navigating the Trans-Canada Highway through New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Manitoba. This route offers a comprehensive view of Canada's geography, from coastal cliffs to the vast prairies. Plan for at least 38 hours of driving time if choosing the road route.

Total Distance: Driving distance 3,350 km, straight-line air distance 2,650 km.

Fastest Way

Flight from Charlottetown to Regina with a single connection.

Cheapest Way

Driving is cheaper for groups, while flights save significant time.

Compare Souris to Regina Routes

	Flight Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	9 hours	38 hours
Avg Price	$700 - $1,300	$600 - $900 in fuel
Operator	Air Canada	Personal Vehicle
Route	YYG to YQR via Toronto Pearson (YYZ).	Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 1) across all provinces.
Tip	Check for baggage weight limits on regional flights from PEI.	Use cruise control on the flat prairie stretches to save fuel.

Travel Tips

Packing
Pack layers as temperatures vary significantly between PEI and the prairies.
Navigation
Download offline maps as cell service can be spotty in Northern Ontario.
Tolls
The Confederation Bridge has a toll for eastbound traffic only.
Rest Stops
Plan your overnight stops in major cities like Montreal and Winnipeg.
Fuel
Fill up in larger towns to avoid higher prices in remote areas.

Safety Tips

Weather
Winter storms in the prairies can close highways suddenly.
Wildlife
Be extremely cautious of elk and deer on prairie roads.
Vehicle Check
Check tire pressure and fluid levels before leaving PEI.
Communication
Carry a satellite messenger if traveling through remote Northern Ontario.